Mais &
Suzanna
May 16, 2026
Want to experience what long distance feels like?
Halfway there! Keep scrolling.
You made it! You lost a few seconds scrolling a total distance of 6,390 miles.
Mais and Suzanna are finally getting married and joyfully invite you to celebrate as they unite their lives before God, family, and friends.
May 16, 2026
Wedding Day
Details
A few important details to know if you’re joining us for the celebration.
Location
Ceremony and Reception:
Address: 300 Willow Valley Square, Lancaster, PA 17602
Get Directions
Parking: Front Parking Only
Ceremony
1:30 - 2:00 PM | Guest Arrival
2:15 PM | Wedding Ceremony
The ceremony will begin promptly at 2:15 PM. We kindly ask that you arrive at least 30 minutes early to allow time for parking and finding the right building.
Wedding Ceremony Details
Since the bride and groom both speak fluent Russian, the ceremony will be presented in both English and Russian.
Reception
3:15 PM | Appetizers & Coffee
Please take this time to meet someone new, chat, and enjoy one another’s company.
4:15 PM | Dinner
5:00 - 7:15 PM | Wishes, Songs, & Games
Our wedding will feel like a little family & friends reunion, where you’ll get to experience an Eastern European and Central Asian–style celebration. The bride and groom would love for you to prepare a short wish or greeting to congratulate them.
7:15 - 7:30 PM | Sendoff
Help us send off the newlyweds with love, cheers, and blessings as they begin their life together
Dress Code
Elegant attire, or whatever feels special to you. Spring colors are welcome!
OUR LOVE STORY
Where It All Began
Mais and Suzanna first met while volunteering at a children’s camp in the beautiful mountains of Kyrgyzstan. Suzanna was visiting a family friend, and Mais had traveled from Kazakhstan with a group of friends. Both were so focused on serving the many needs of the children around them that they hardly had time to notice each other.
Yet, after some time they began to see each other’s hearts. Mais often helped Suzanna with her projects and crafts, and Suzanna, enduring some of the hardest conditions of her life (no running water, no toilets, sleeping in tents during cold nights, and hiking in hot days) felt the worst version of herself. Mais, in turn, recognized something special in Suzanna and saw her as the most beautiful and sacrificial girl he had ever met. They both fell in love and knew it was God who had brought them together, a special connection.
Fast forward to
Fast forward across thousands of miles, long calls, tears, and many sacrifices, their engagement was not the easiest, but it was the most fruitful, a true example of God’s patient love.
Now, after a year of visa processing, Mais and Suzanna are finally together on the same continent, in the same town. They are eagerly looking forward to becoming a family and glorifying God in everything they do together.
